Sentence examples for alone comparing from inspiring English sources

And without knowing baseline values, it's hard to understand the effect of any given policy – let alone comparing the impact of various policies.

On the basis of sense memory alone — comparing the excitement I felt upon seeing the list of movies in this year's New York Film Festival, which runs from September 26th through October 12th, with that of previous years — I'd say that this is perhaps the best Main Slate lineup in decades.

The reason is that applicants to universities have no way of knowing how much they will learn at the college or professional school they are considering, let alone comparing it to how much they might learn at some other institution.

Consequently, it was impossible to compare the SNARE sets of different fungi with each other in an unambiguous manner, let alone comparing them with SNARE sets from other eukaryotes like animals.

Besides, AKI was found to be an independent predictor for end-stage renal disease (ESRD) in a large cohort study enrolling 233,803 elderly patients, and the impact of AKI on developing ESRD was even higher than that of previous chronic kidney disease (CKD) (hazard ratio (HR) of AKI alone and CKD alone, comparing with those without AKI or CKD, were 13.0 and 8.4, respectively) [ 8].

Units totaling 200 megawatts in photovoltaic capacity were shipped worldwide in 1999 alone, compared with 40 megawatts in 1990.

More than one in four lived alone, compared with only one in five heterosexual women.

Some 40 percent of them live alone, compared to 22 percent of men.

By this year, according to the survey, just 11.5% of professional authors said they earned their income from writing alone, compared with 40% in 2005.

Last year the Federal Communications Commission counted more than 3,000 complaints about cellphone companies in the third quarter alone, compared with 48 about cable television companies.

Over 7 million Britons now live alone, compared to three million in 1971, creating widespread social anonymity and fragmentation.